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Majorian

Majorian

Former Roman emperorWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Majorian".

Oct 4, 2026

MatthewHOST
9:30
In dire circumstances, we have seen great leaders that had a knack for spotting talent.
MatthewHOST
9:35
Like we talked about Gallienus, Aurelian, Aetius, Majorian, all these guys, right? And I think Heraclius had that knack as well.
MatthewHOST
9:43
And then there's the boy heir, Heraclius Constantine, a teenager.
MatthewHOST
9:46
Maybe he's like 14 years old at this point.
David KleperikNARRATOR
55:04
3.
David KleperikNARRATOR
55:05
Some years after the capture of Rome by Genseric, there was a Roman emperor named Majorian.
David KleperikNARRATOR
55:11
He was a good ruler and a brave man.
David KleperikNARRATOR
55:14
The Vandals still continued to attack and plunder cities in Italy and other countries belonging to Rome, and Majorian resolved to punish them.
David KleperikNARRATOR
55:22
So he got together a great army and built a fleet of three hundred ships to carry his troops to Carthage.
David KleperikNARRATOR
55:30
But he first marched his men across the Alps, through Gaul, and down to the seaboard of Carthagena, in Spain, where his fleet was stationed.
MatthewGUEST
17:15
Um, we have a, let's see.
MatteoGUEST
17:18
Uh, Majorian is probably there.
MatthewGUEST
17:18
Yeah, Majorian absolutely.
Emma SouthonHOST
17:20
Oh, Majorian.
Emma SouthonHOST
17:21
Yeah.
Emma SouthonHOST
17:22
[laughs]
MatthewGUEST
18:00
Definitely.
MatthewGUEST
18:00
I mean, it, if, there's nothing wrong with being a fanboy.
MasonHOST
13:12
And Theoderic did as Avidus asked, and he defeated the Suebi, and he took possession of many of the cities that the Suebi had conquered.
MasonHOST
13:19
While on campaign in Spain, however, Theoderic received word that his friend, Avidus, was deposed in a coup by a guy by the name of Majorian.
MasonHOST
13:28
Unable to help his friend, Theoderic began planning to rebel against the Romans.
MasonHOST
13:32
In 457, Theoderic declared himself independent from Roman control, and he seized control of the port city of Narbonne.
MasonHOST
13:40
Theoderic further ordered the Gothic troops still in Spain to seize control of the cities there, which they did.
MasonHOST
13:46
But this rebellion was ultimately short-lived, as Majorian gathered an army of barbarian mercenaries and marched on Gaul in 458.
MasonHOST
13:54
Majorian defeated the Visigoths at the city of Arles, then besieged their capital of Toulouse.
MasonHOST
13:59
Theoderic negotiated a treaty reaffirming his status as a subject of the Roman Empire, and he relinquished control of all of his territory outside of southern Gaul.

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